Junior Systems Engineer
Pickle Robot
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- Pay
- $97.5K to $123K
- a year
- Location
- Charlestown, MA
- Work style
- Hybrid
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 19
- 9 days ago
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About the company
Pickle Robot
Industrial automation · 11 to 50 employees
What you'll do
- Write and maintain system requirements
- Trace requirements from product needs through testing
- Help author design documents and interface definitions
- Work closely with Product, Engineering, and the System Verification and Test team
- Spend time with the robots so requirements reflect how the system behaves
- See work tested on robots in the warehouse and at customer sites
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We’re looking for a Junior Systems Engineer to join the team that defines what our robotic unloading systems must do and proves that they do it. Physical AI earns its place on a loading dock only when it is specified, traced, and verified like any other engineered system, and that’s the work this team does.
You’ll write and maintain system requirements, trace them from product needs through testing, and help author the design documents and interface definitions that let hardware and software teams build to a shared contract. You’ll work closely with Product, Engineering, and our System Verification and Test team, and spend time with the robots so your requirements reflect how the system actually behaves. You’ll see that work tested on robots in our warehouse and at customer sites.
This role suits someone early in their career who likes structure, asks precise questions, and wants to learn how a complex robot comes together across mechanical, electrical, software, and test.